BALTIMORE, Md. – Despite a strong effort on Sunday, the Pride once again ended in a scoreless tie. This time, it was against the Sewanee Tigers. The match was played in Baltimore as part of the Johns Hopkins Women's Soccer Invitational.

The Pride are 0-0-2 in the regular season. They will play their first conference game against the York College Spartans on Sept. 30.

BY THE NUMBERS

• Out of four shot attempts by the Pride, Nicole Buonavolta's shot was on goal.
• Nicole Rende made six saves in goal.

HOW IT HAPPENED AGAINST SEWANEE

• One of the best saves by Rende was when Sewanee's Maggie O'Hare had a shot attempt from around 12 yards. Rende, who had come off the line, chased it down and saved it in the corner just in time.
• Although the Tigers had 16 shot attempts, the Pride's defense made plays. Only six of Sewanee's shots were on goal.
• Widener nearly had a chance to win late in the 89^th minute. As the match was nearing the end, Widener's Avery Drumbore's shot was a little high.
• Kelly Barr leads the teams in shots (two).

UP NEXT
The Pride continue their stretch of matches on neutral sites, as the next two will be in Hoboken, N.J. Widener will take on the New York University Bobcats on Friday, September 8 at 5:15 p.m.